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| Hakuju Hall was built
with the aim to achieve the 'spirit of comfort', which
is one of the enterprise ideals of health treatment product
marketing and manufacturer, Hakuju Institute for Health
Science Co Ltd. The logo consists of three 'H's - 'H'
for Hakuju, 'H' for Hall, and 'H' for Health. These 'H's
were multiplied with the hope to bring forth the beautiful
sounds in our lives. |
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| The audience is able
to enjoy the all-reclining seats at Hakuju Hall. This
is the first of its kind in the world in a concert hall.
Number of seats when fixed: 300; when all reclined, 162. |
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| This unique, beautifully designed
hall equipped with its fantastic acoustics was designed
and built in conjunction with interior designer, Albert
Abut of Atlantis Associates Co Ltd, two staff from Takenaka
Cooperation, an acoustic designer, Takayuki Hidaka and
a contractor and interior designer Sobun Tada. By bringing
in cherry tree floors in the hall, both on stage and in
the audience, the gentle sounds and solid bass lines are
sure to be well heard. |
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| (C)Michiharu Okubo |
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| The Sky Terrace is opened
to the audience before each of the concerts and during
intermissions. It is refreshing to breathe in some fresh
air there while looking over to the vast greens of the
Yoyogi Park and the panoramic view of the Shinjuku skyline. |
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300,when all reclined
162 |
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Width:11 meters, Depth:18
meters, Height: 8.3 meters(average) |
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Reclining Seat Angle:
Maximum 45 degrees |
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Width:11 meters, Depth:6
meters, Height:0.6 meter |
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| Title: "David" |
| Artist: Francesca GUERRIER |
| Producer: Robert FOUR |
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| The Sky Terrace, situated
on the 9th floor above Hakuju Hall, is opened to the audience
for their own comfort before concerts as well as during
the intermission. It is a hidden space in the city where
there are different views to be enjoyed. During the day,
it is the broad greens of the Yoyogi Park and the blue
sky, while at night, it is the illuminated high rise buildings
of the Shinjuku area. Looking over from a different angle
through a thin window on the side of the terrace, there
are also the lights of the Tokyo Tower. |
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| copyright HAKUJU INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH SCIENCE
Co.,Ltd.. |
| All rights reserved. |
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